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Hello Chip,

I was drilling a friends ball in my garage that required a leverage hole. I drilled it at 0 - 0 compared to some pitches that were in the ball he wanted me to copy.
- is this going to make a huge difference and what impact
does pitching the leverage hole have?

Thank you, Dan  

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Pitching the extra hole adds a very small percentage to the ball reaction.  I would dare say you would have to have a CATS system to see the difference.
Pitching the hole can allow you to add or subtract top weight, finger weight, or thumg weight.  It also will change the dynamics of the core, but adding the hole in the first place does that as well.

Good luck and dont worry.  The ball should react fine.

Chip

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Ball drilling/fitting, Layouts, coaching related questions, any. USA Bowling Bronze Certified Coach, International Bowling Pro Shops and Instructors Assocation member, 15 years Experience in ball drilling, Storm Staff member.

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Team USA State Champion Indiana'87 and Lousiana '97, National Collegiate Championship Wichita State '87, Ky state Singles Champion '99,Team USA National Finalist '97,'98, USBC Open Singles Champion 2007 (814 series)

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